News Archive

Volleyball players Desiree Nouwen and Bryan Duquette are this week's Dalhousie G2 Athletes of the Week.

As part of the Governor General Lecture Series, Dal alum and UBC researcher Patrick Keeling came to campus last month to discuss the evolutionary quirks of the microbe which causes malaria.

Both volleyball teams competed at the CIS championships this weekend and made noise as the Tigers' strong volleyball programs made a name for themselves on the national stage.

Dal’s new BSc in Medical Sciences launches this fall, offering students with an interest in the medical sciences the opportunity to explore topics like immunology, anatomy and pharmacology.

Think that exercising can compensate for the amount of time we spend sitting each day? Dal postdoc Travis Saunders says: think again.

Dal's eighth annual conference on privacy and security issues attracted large crowds to hear speakers from the Office of the Privacy Commisioner of Canada, Microsoft and more.

Earth Sciences student Andrea Christians received the 2013 Energy Innovation Grant for her work on the evolutionary history of salt structures.

We speak with last year’s winner, Jacob Cookey, about his advice to grad students preparing for competition on March 4 and 5.

The Society of Dalhousie Music Students hosts the James Faraday Memorial Concert on Feb. 27, with all proceeds going to a scholarship in his name.

The Tigers men's volleyball team will be competing in the CIS men's volleyball championship this weekend (Feb 27- Mar 1).